Genetic Algorithm Based Coordination and Optimization Model for Generation Grid Load Storage in Active Distribution Networks

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.20672v1
• Date: Fri, 12 Jun 2026 11:37:08 GMT
• Title: Genetic Algorithm Based Coordination and Optimization Model for Generation Grid Load Storage in Active Distribution Networks
• Abstract summary: This project uses fuzzy set representation to model renewable energy generation, load curves, and market prices.<n>Genetic algorithms introduce fuzzy elements into system management, adjusting thru penalty factors to improve stability.<n>This will provide a scientific basis for the uncertainty assessment in distribution network planning.
• Score: 5.6099061092572775
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Abstract: Create an optimization framework that combines fuzzy logic and genetic algorithms for risk assessment and coordination of generation, grid connection, load, and energy storage facilities in active distribution networks. In order to capture the system uncertainties caused by weather factors and dynamic user demands, this project uses fuzzy set representation to model renewable energy generation, load curves, and market prices. In the evolutionary process, genetic algorithms introduce fuzzy elements into system management, adjusting thru penalty factors to improve stability and seeking better scheduling or power dispatch solutions. At the same time, by penalizing uncertainty and constraint violations, the fitness function of the hybrid model aims to optimize the expected operational costs; it can produce feasible and economical results under unknown parameter conditions. Under conditions with a large supply of renewable energy and installed energy storage systems, simulation results for the IEEE-69 power system indicate that the fuzzy genetic algorithm strategy effectively reduces technical constraints compared to deterministic optimization schemes. The total investment remains at a similar level. Other data indicate that thru fuzzy reasoning optimization, unreasonable choices or impossible situations are avoided during the network adaptation process. This framework-based technical approach helps to construct an effective computational scheme that is aware of uncertainty in its outputs. This will provide a scientific basis for the uncertainty assessment in distribution network planning.

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